r Scaville.
1...
local Tension
Will thirds comments-till. with 1'i"‘hs
Osatinsi by tsisphsns please do it in
this wsyi—with regard to business,
call 08-5; with regard to news. call
8&1. if they will kindly do as, it will .3
justly convenience this silica Add ss-
Glln more prompt attention.
Csthollc Union Council, Knights of-
Columbus, will hold a regular meeting
this ereninll
Colonel 11). ii. Mathewson, ,of West.
”suite, has purchased a new» 1908 A1
oblle.
U Tribe No 26, improved Order
of Men. expects to work the mica
lion degree this evening.
Miss Kate Graham will entertain the
Wanna Whist Club this evening, at
her home in West street. ,
Obloer John H. Smith, of the South
Norwalk [rollers force, is out
tor a few days' illness of toast ills.
James Paul, of Grove street, it re-
wvering from another attack of erysip-
also, and is able to be about bls home.
,Ralph, Barrett, of Norwalk, spent
over iiunday With his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs, D. 0. Chase, in Weston.
-—Contlnuancc of Mill Remnant Sale
for one week. M S. Smith In Co.
Mr and Mrs. Olin S. Youngs. of Liv-
ingston street, have been entertaining
their son, Olin H, Youngs, of Norwich
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, of South
Norwaik, is the guest of her parents.
tMr. and Mrs Philip Gerhardt, in Wea-
on
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cormleys lit-
tle daughter ilulh,‘ of Washington
street, has recovered from a month’s
illness. .
The social of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. postponed from last
week will be held this evening in the
church.‘
“1'“
Mr .anti Mrs, 'I‘. K Botsford, of New
York have been the guests of Mrs.
Bots ord's mother Mrs Frederick
Weston, of Union street.
Mrs. Marguerite Taylor Walbrldge
was a Sunday guest of her aunt and
uncle, eat-Mayor and Mrs. Richard H
Golden, of West avenue.
Mrs. P. S, Conley, of Lowe street,
has been entertaining her .dau‘ghter
Mrs. Frederick b. Northrop and grand-
gaughter, Helen Northrop, from Dan-
nry. -
Misg‘ZEllzabeth l, Tolles, of Fair-
neld .ivonuc, spent Sunday in New
York, where she was a guest of Mrs.
Frances Scoville and Miss Minerva
Miss Nina Zelufl'. of Concord street.
has been the guest of Miss Mabel Hnl'
say. in Bridgeport. and last Friday evo-
ning attended the reception of the
Criterion Club.
That. thu- winicr is nearing its end is
indicated by The melting of the snow
under the high warm sun in the middle
of the day while the nights and morn-
tags are sharp and cold.
A party of young people from the
senior class of tht1 South Norwnlk
High School, gave a leap year theatre
party. witnessing Strongheart. which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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Dvett. C. Comatock, formerly clerk
at the Hotel Clifford, is acting as
clerk at the Hotel Mnhnckomo during
the absence of Robert H. Mount, who
started south last week on n. vncntlon
trip.
-Dr. Dick's cures grip.
' “1N. , it will leave for
Washington, .13.. tonight where he
goes to lake ah examination for civil-
ian appointment in the United States
quartermrtsteh'w department, U, S.
army.
wmndwcnpm No. 24 11.11
M. has received invitations to attend
a meeting of boiler Chapter of limits
Norwallt, tonight: The grand officers
will be present Refreshments will
716, m.“ 1 3 .
Company 7's hhskellisli team has
nude this lesson 11‘ total in all their
gassesof “0pc into the visiting
indus' 1615 The Matilda” little played
26 games and have won 21 and lost 4.
Tibir total number of points is 782
in ”Willa 16!”? 'W
ham Distinction». mm. 11fo-
cries. will hold A roilcsll and souls
minimum, thisWVbaing, in the
in ilwsrts b ts block.
lane of the grail! of the state
mum to‘ its lire-om. and Court
Weir‘s ins-i will wafer the degree.
m a h!
333'! 411 ‘1 313‘,
“are a few of the barman has
m3. ...,,
,, . Lozenges.
, Clears the complexion and re-
lleves the system of all scroftu '
to us affections. '
10c Box 310125.. ~
Tillirll; lllll Jr.
the dull attics-r. I
{21.106863 . f. a big assdrl
this North Main and,»
manta
music. .
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qflem Wm~m-~..
Wyatt purchase one piece of furniture or '
whats hm the mom frowns to” been.
Striped Mllflt‘ei‘fld counts. both rials tutti leisu'm'u'tét'ho
White laundered Collars." plain and embroidered lintm .
largo Lace Bows and Hire Quality Jubots, st
Washable Moots White liemstitched lawn Ties, Silk Wifltlhfllli and
mini! has! ....
ma sArrs‘iiNs or on. eta-ms.
33s. spas AND asArssiss Ans THE
PUNllAt. DIM” Mill CHIN-Hm .
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NECWER
omNew styles in dainty Neckwliar are here in abundance tor you to chime
flows of ribboanstin. stilt, lace, malice, embroidery. erlned lawn. sic:
sorry-s
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.. 15¢, Zbcsndwc
1 7.75
28s Each
156 fill! 256
.500 Each
s
3 s iii-it to friends in Brooklyn. 3
I town it he can and it 92‘3“" building.
. union at the Congregationpl parsonage
f Thursday evening, 3
. more cuties from the source that caus-
fet lunch at their rooms this evening.
“ Court Frances, No.11, will hold it
meeting tomorrow night
Chain liall.
““ Uncas Tl'lbe, I. O. R. M.. will hold
adoption degree. 3
Charles Hoyt, who has been ill for her-3
11-1th ernl days is improving nicely,
The Knights of King Arthur decided
at their meeting held last Saturday
evening not to repeat, their plays.
Miss Grace Seymour, of West street
iew days‘ visit with Miss Hertha Starr.
relatives in New Jersey, have returned
to their home on Cooler avenue Nor-
walk
Joseph Desi accompanied George
Decker, the Philadelphia boxer. on u.
Alive-mile run this morning. This of
ternaon Best and Otto Rohde are to
do a little sparring with Decker. ‘
Chief of Police William Volltner and
the other witnesses have gouo- to
iirldgeport today, to testify in the case
of Rutherford ii. ilavens. charged with
offering indecent postal cards for solo.
George 11‘. Hearse secretary and
t surer of the South Norwalk Sitv
in Bank, who has been seriously ill: ‘
is now steadily improving, and expectd
few days. .
Catalogues of the state normal
training schools at New Britain, New
Haven and Willimantic have been
printed in neat pamphlet form. being
Nos 8. .10 and 12 of Connecticut
school documents
The board of relief of the city of
Norwalk which has been in session
ubotlt a week, is through, and the
grand list shows as follows: Year 1907,
$5, 422, 898. 51; year 1906 85,208, 690.00.
which shows an increase of $214,208.51
While the tire was in progress last
night at the Oliver E. Wilson resi-
deuce in West avenue, trolley trnlllc
. was badly interfered with. This was
due to the fact that the firemen had
laid a line of hose across the trucks.
Passengers were transferred around
the obstruction.
At the request of creditors of the
Palrfloid Motor Company. whose
claims against the company were dis-
allowed, John W, Banks, referee. in
bankruptcy for Fairfleid county, has
certified the proceedings before him
to Judge James P. Plait of the dis-
trict court of the United States.
The sociable to be held by the ladies
of the South Nurwsllt Baptist Church
is intended for the members and con-
trihutors to get better acquainted with
each other. This is the' 13th social
of this order that has been held within
a year for this special purpose. It is
hoped there will be a. large attendance.
The Decker d Phllathea Clubs of
the South Nor slit Baptist Church.
are to combine for N3 reading tomor-
row evening at the church There
will be no charge' for admission.
though a silver altering will be taken
up Miss 111.1 Tattle, of New Haven.
will give the reading. which will be
entitled "The ”site invisible." 3 , 3_ 3_
~Don't forget tho boxing carom
at Hoyts Theatre. Wednesday. 1" b.
26 tits'rbont. Georgie :1 Mia‘s
dolphin, vs. Willie Cornell, of Bridge- t
port arounds. Griff Janos, of New 4
York, vs Youngmgllivsn., of mock-
lyn, 11 rounds; icy Ma inns. of
lirldgeport, vs. Killian. of ew York.
4 rounds. Prices 75c. 81. $1.50, 82.
Butler Chapter No.8 1. SWAhingtou M in-
a
Chapter of Norwillt, to attend a but
vlted the menu
The Past Master's degree will be can-
form shrine grand editors will be
present. Washington Chapter, No. 14.
till confer the Royal Arch degree to-
morrow cloning, and have invited Bot.
ler Chapter to attend.
a r munitions. was mu.
rs-slsstsd mm them!"
Delivery Ifsll Centers of Connecticut
brunettes m 11er s sissy
known but msssfs‘ctsmr of Orange. it.
.i.. is dead Mr. her was frmnder of
the first of f tiers 00.. whose fac-
tory hi on of lb in them
try, its was Wigner years all
its retired
stat years
the hands
«truism
annual conventional the arm
,...t:.
f t Witness m- on"
when” is. factory is»
in Mystic The host who of Neck itsebings in the Twin Cities. . .31, ,
a meeting this evening, and Work the a. wag-macro“ 313551. 3
Dexter Hoyt, son of Mr. and Mrs." "
returned home this morning, after a '
Mr and Mrs Hurry Bartram. who ‘
have been spending a few days with .
to be able to get around again in n‘ 1
ll 1 a: rrvrrzooois-n,siv~.v It.
l
‘
held iii no: mm hotel, in rm :
Four- ln-llttnds at
.u-couc-sovscr- v-lalsuetwsasw-sssui'| u
25: Each?
N E. RYAN It 00.”.
I . ”UT” NORWALK.
4 t
1111 Investment That Will
in Well.
It has ”come to a time when we must
make mom for our Spring Goods, and you
can pureliase NOW a Suit or Overcast at
a saving of from $5 to 312.
Men’ 3 Hand Tailored Suits and Over-
coats that were $25, are now $134. 50.
BoyS’ Overcoats at Half Price.
7-.
Willis H. Setteck,
48 and 50 Wall Street. Norwalk.
PHONE 17.11-2-
Jump. '1 i1.
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their“. ‘1':
.tnw.«p.rhs.t.-A.
DECIDE now To: MAKE irvous tire A
SUCCESS.
ENROLLMI , ., .
ssflfihtfltwwyfs
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1 of age, who may be seen any day on
1 team defeated the second team of the
1 the part of the different characters. lt
1‘ batter than has ever before been seen
aims»... at...
Gsuit Brother‘s have put their saw
mill in operation at their yard on itiv~
ersiiic svenuo.1
Harry Parnell, of New York, in pass-
the remainder of the winter.
but the stores were geaaally open.
The Colonials of South Norwslk, will,
pin the Westport team at the old
int ollc church Thursday evening.
will wuduct a. contracting business in
m 'ibth sunhersary of the first
communion service at the Cannon-
tlonsl church will he observed on
March 1. 3
The participants in the performance
of "Ye Village Shawl" will hold u re-
There is now only one case ‘of scarlet
fever in the town. 1):. Powers intallh
caliber,- believes that there will be no
ed the recent courts.
One of the remarkable old men of
the town is Aston Bennett, 90 years
the street as spry and active as nl
most any man of half his years.
Worlt is being continued at the
State street bridge, under the supev
vision of the trolley wmpany The
ratio are propped up with timbers but
,no cars era'slluw'cd to run across the
structure.
The Men' 11 Club of the Congregation:
at church will meet on Tuesday overs
ing. A supper at 0: 30 wii be followed
by addresses at" _:1 30. Professor Frank
'1. Mead and William A. Wheatlty
will speak.
in a rough game on Thursday night
at Norwsllt. the Staples High school
chrlook Academy by the score of it
in 13 Wt lllam Morris and Dan lirlscoll
were both injured in the game
No services were held in Trinity
church Sunday on sealant of the ab
sence of the rector Rev. Kenneth Mac
Kensie. The Congregation worshipped
at Christ church. The Sunday school
united with the Christ church Sunday
school. 3
At the hearing on the will of the late
Captain Augustus Jennings held attbo
probttte' attire on Saturday, the eight
nephews and nieces who are the bene-
ficiaries under the will were present
There was no contest and the instru;
meat was admitted to probate by
Judge Bradley
(idiom in this town have l’een on
the lookout for burglars who entered
the jewelry store 0f Wallace Williams.
at Georgetown, on Wednesday night.
it was reported the next morning that
the burglars came toward Westport,
lint the odlcsrs here believe that the
lab was turned off by local talent
WEI Inui‘w—I-s
Tanner all was crowded Friday and
Saturday nights at the performances
of the play “Christopher. Jun 'by
the Westport Dramatic Club The? per
ibrmaace was well received by the au-
thence and the individual actors re-
delved high bruise for their artistic
work. The play is a strong one, and
requires more than ordinary talent on
has well singed‘itnd the scenery was
ill tile town. it is possible that the
club will be, called upon to put. the
play on again beftp‘e the season is
over.
Mum BUSINESSbOLLEGE '
and Prepare to meet. the Domain! for
COMPETENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS. A
Fine Equipment Excellent Facilities tor obtaining s
THOROUGH BUSINESS EDUCATION.’ '
scorn uoswALit. srAMro so. rain chum.
O. B. Jackson,
Option". , 5
Everythingin the Optical Line. '
Eyes Examined Free 3 3 3
“WA“1 M..... ...trt..‘A.....u- ., ”IVA“
. will ills
' praise. The participants wm Helen
, he M to beautify the school house
.70“.
0 ‘ said Wisdom "that you can't We s
The entertainment given by the
scholars of the not Gangstack school
on Friday afternoon was an agreeable
surprise to those who attended A fine
progritm was carried out successfully.
Eleanor Tyler. Owen Penney and 0111
ford Talbot was heard in decima-
tions. The panwinine, “Nearer My
God to Tiles." received much deserved
like. Melon Smithpliily flanges, :Mli-
lie lama, 1.in Frasier. Ethel Dub
char. Eleanor Tyler, E'd Dnnulnger,
Catherine Allen and An na ldnehsrt.
The "Grandmothers drill by sis girls
was one of the features or the affair
The participants were Eadie
Elsie Fike Dir-non Mills. Jennie has»
to, Margaret Allen and Lucy Cornish.
Other numbers of the program were
the Minn War Dance' by the bays
rind ”Barbara Tremble": ice cream
ilntl one were sold. The proceeds will
that 3 lids.
, 1t. W
-‘*—-A healthy loss is adds; 1. his
rial. sn unhealthy man Is an no
ppyslsrs. Burdock rim fitters
health-keeps you
Wm-
“There is an old ssylns. my dear."
mu MN“ n W“
'A'liut you can indie hill
”2%....”
wife."-Chicsgo Hm
ing a few days with his parents in ,
Greens Farm. _ -
The Misses Potters bars ‘for
Pasadena. (lat. mi». they pass
There was 3mm: cessation of
business in tho shops here Saturday. 1
it is- rumored that, Thomas Forsyih A
,a great many that are now selling for
5W take my word though. lust. ochre in
by those he refuses to boy for his 1-
3..; egg, .3
“is Trina ’
' with 9. not howled” or it. 3 33
moshing, Lightly used it
new it novices:- a money-saving significance that will pay you A
take advantsps ‘of.
a
bi read about them, they may be lost what you're looking (or,
Boys and Misses' Fleece Lined Shirts. Drawers and Pants at ..........
Watson's Heavy Fleece lined Vest and Pants,.rednced .............
Women’s Best Quality Fleece used Vests {ind Pants, 11 ksblre nu
nowonly..... ...... .
.ucs-unusse ‘
Men’s Fleece Mood Shirts and Drawers. shirts single 0
0d. at .......'.'......‘ W
Big Bargains in Women's Black Sateen Petticoats, at . .. 3
.Bargalns in Remnants and Odds and lads leftover from the Big Eels.
83-85 Washington st. Suits Ndwalt F
slsollnlwsoowasoslass
fitment. Carpets,
51mm. Ste. ‘
’;[3’J3\3«JV33o’T
W1" Papers
We Have Dodges on
Your Wells
That pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more rooms to be DI!
tiered?
Crockery. Glassware. noncommun-
lug Goods.
Japanese China In Cups, Saucers,
runs. ole.
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint. $1.315 per
gallon.
ucWhite Curtain Poles, with fixtures,
1
Window Shades and Picture Framed
made toarder.
Painting and Decorating. .
to all, on their household to
pianos and other personal
without removal, on theirmwn
without indaraor. »
. CAI-ls AND 3!! U“ ',
independent Loan it Seaway
Hsvlland Bldg, Washington
once open until 8 It fit;
Bargains in
Gas or Ele
Stand Lamps.
Try one as raw!
-—WO give the at t H. Green Trad
lug stamps. Ash for thornp .
k. on
dw~hmmh8tmt . . . at of!”
W- cm to!" rim-111- Piping Year Ho
A? n1 Oa‘k‘s‘i‘aébo aid ‘ ‘
for $10.75.
Another of our GENUINE BAR.-
CAlNl. What Aitlnd of a Sideboard
have you beenable to find for 810.75?
1 am sure youwiil be surprised if you
will take the time to look at the
Board]. have just put on the floor for
810.75. i will guarantee it as good at
s
Connecticut
815 and up. Tau are not obliged to
and let us show you This Sideboard
is finished in golden oak, has bowl
plate mirrowtlzxzo. with a large cap-
board, one large drawer and two srnsll
drawers. You'd better look this up. ‘
F. A.Mitcll¢1l
The Only complete his
We in the Gity s! floodlit?"
cos. overwhelm svssm.
1' washroom“ ’
‘haA zmfim ‘
is lg ' ’
alike. at first W
they are not all
livery hat in our ‘
even the ”tons! A
bottles from s
contra“ ....1°1 sir
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all lib-film”
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bank . .
what dis he “Humane—wile borrow-.1
aunfiguim-p—u-uu-
liven s hungry than draws the line
words. .
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course we ”shave
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